konsultáltok

The term "konsultáltok" is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb "konszultál," meaning "to consult." This grammatical form specifically addresses a group of people, indicating that they are the ones performing the action of consulting. For example, in a sentence like "Miért nem konsultáltok az orvos?" it translates to "Why are you [plural] not consulting the doctor?"

The verb "konszultál" itself is a loanword, derived from the Latin "consultare," which also means to consult or take counsel. In Hungarian, it is used in contexts similar to English, referring to seeking advice or information from an expert or authority. This can range from professional consultations, such as legal or medical advice, to more informal instances of seeking an opinion or guidance.

Therefore, "konsultáltok" is a direct address to multiple individuals, indicating their engagement in the act of seeking information or advice. The specific context in which the word is used will determine the nature and subject of the consultation. It's a common verb in everyday Hungarian, reflecting the importance of seeking external input in various decision-making processes.